Wonderfully Naive Antique Hand-Drawn Postcard Portrait antique wooden game I purchased this from the

I purchased this from the same excellent dealer (a source of many treasures) from whom I purchased a gorgeous ancient Roman glass flask about a month ago (he seems to be doling out one piece at a time) and he

and "Century of Progress Exhibition Chicago 1934" on his back

*Box pictured in photos sold separately

The drawings were cut out and mounted to the black paper of old photo album

lots of math and lots of beautifully handwritten rules

Wonderfully Naive Antique Hand-Drawn Postcard Portrait antique wooden game I purchased this from theI really couldn't love this drawing more, wonderfully naive and awkward but clearly done with a great deal of sincerity and affection for the subject! Against a charcoaled background she emerges rather like a vision, with this giant hat, I guess it is, reading a bit like a halo, and or a crown! On the reverse we learn that the postcard was sent to a Mrs. Jane Holt from "Aunt Selina", with the card "penciled and drawn by Eddie himself"! Great. 3 1 2" x